Aadi was left in the car (Image: ITV)
Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin) may be on the verge of losing his son Aadi (Adam Hussain) after narrowly escaping the crashed car before it exploded on Coronation Street – he is dead when Dev breaks away from the agonizing decision recovering which twin to save first?
With Aadi conscious, Dev felt he could save himself, but the boy was trapped.
Dev got Asha (Tanisha Gorey) to safety, but when he turned to the car it went up in flames and exploded.
Aadi was later found next to the car and at the door of death, and when he was loaded into an ambulance, Dev feared the worst.
Has Aadi died and will Dev blame himself?
Jimmi told Metro.co.uk: “Dev is passed out and when he wakes up he realizes they were hit from behind. He chokes and there is smoke in the car, it’s dark, all the lights are out and Dev has blown the wind out of his body. Aadi is trapped in the front of the car, but he is clear and talking while Asha is passed out.
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“It’s a knee-jerk reaction from Dev – who are you trying to get to safety? His daughter doesn’t talk, she doesn’t answer and I really think that’s the only thing Dev could have done.
“It wasn’t a question of choice or preference, but who needed his help at this time. He had to pull it out and was about to come back to get his son, but then the car exploded.
“He doesn’t feel guilty, but he’s hurt and he’s desperate because it really hurts when something happens to your children. Dev wishes he were and wishes he could take his son’s place. It’s an honest pain that he feels. ‘
It remains to be seen whether Aadi will survive, but alive or dead, this could tear the family apart forever …
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